DO ANTIDEPESSANTS CAUSE DEPRESSION?
Michael "omnicentric " Sylvester,PhD
Daytona Beach,Florida
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What I find so intriguing about your comment Nancy is that this reality
should be so obvious to us all due to decades of research that have
revealed what an amazingly adaptable (i.e. plastic) brain we have that is
constantly modifying it's structure and chemistry to effectively deal with
constantly
I think that what sticks is that "pills and potions" are "easy" and "might
work." Because sadly there seems to be a hard-wired tendency
to want to sit on our behinds and have someone else fix it for us.
Again, I am not a complete pill atheist. They do help some people with some
things.
But
Joan: I tend to concur with your post.I have developped the tendency to tell
some folks that novel experiences help the brain make new connections and that
the brain is stimulated by surprising experiences.As a mobile disc jockey,I
rarely play originals of songs,but I would play various versions
I think you miss the point, Jim. Certainly there may be different causes for a
depression. Some may be more closely associated with genetic, hormonal or other
obviously biological factors. Stressful life events are also clearly associated
with depression but those events cause depression ONLY by
I think that we are omitting the role of cognitive factors in the depression
experience.Remember the Schachter experiment where subjects were injected with
epinephrine and the emotion they experienced was dependent on the perceived
mood of the confederates?
The idea of learned helplessness could
Elaine May and Mike Nichols were an amazing comedy team. Here's the sketch
to which David Hogberg was referring:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5pXggZIr6I&feature=related
I have the original album (on LP!) and I have every skit memorized. (What a
dork I am! Or a groupie?)
Beth Benoit
Granite S
I second this request. I ignore them because I don't want to try to figure out
where the content is compared to all the administrative materials.
Paul
On Jul 23, 2011, at 7:29 AM, Michael Britt wrote:
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Hi
I don't think I missed the point. To speak _hypothetically_ about depression,
someone might have a neurotransmitter dysfunction that leads them to have
difficulty suppressing information, including negative life events. A drug is
developed to redress that dysfunction and alleviates their
